Tourist attraction not to be missed
The shot rope of Mrduja in fact this small island, Mrduja, was during a long time about old quarrels between the
inhabitants of Brac and the inhabitants of Solta to know to who Mrduja belonged. Today, the boats of the two islands come
together and compete fraternally to pull a rope and know who will report Mrduja for 1 year. Know who owns the island is
very symbolic as all participants are waiting for the evening party.
This is one of the most attractive sailing events and the most anticipated of the region.
Some information:
Crossing time approx. 2h20
Price * (Vis)
approx. 54 kn (€
7.20)
Main city
Vis
Population about
+/- 3,500 inhab
Temperature (summer) 30 ° C
Temperature (winter) 10 ° C
Water temperature
22 ° - 25 ° (summer)
Vis Island
Komiza
Vis
Its two main towns are Vis north of the island and Komiza
south. The town of Vis, located in the northern part and is
embedded deep in a natural cove, which is a delight for
boaters who like to anchor to visit the city and the island.
Vis is the administrative and cultural center of the island,
yet here everything is done mostly on foot. You will find
everything you need for a pleasant holiday, about hotels,
apartments and restaurants, not to mention all these cafes or
it is so good to sit down and enjoy the moments of rest that
the island offers. It is also Screw you reach by taking the
ferry from Split Vis, you can move around in the villages
and hamlets around without too much difficulty. The best
way to get around is on foot or by scooter. Komiza and
screws have much in common, the two cities are both
installed in a cove, well protected from storms and the
vagaries of the sea, like a screw is almost pedestrian city,
the old houses of the port are invitation to a journey
through time. A Komiza also is the only plant on the island,
it's a sardine canning factory. The main activities of the
island are fishing, olives oil and wine.
This is the island furthest from the mainland, and the
nearest of Italian coast. Like any Dalmatia, the island of
Vis has a long history and sometimes painful history,